Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-29

BISMARCK, Jan. 15.-The house took con
siderable time to prepare rules.
A committee was appointed TO draft a bill
relating TO the extension If time to which de
l~inquent tax penalties shall attach.
Bills were introduced for an experimental
agricultural station; relating to marriages {;
relating to the Indebtedness Of Nelson county
ID prevent the spread Of ~noxious weeds; to
restrain animals running at large; relating to
the sale Of intoxicating liquors and regulating
the same; allowing the county commissioners
10 extend the time when taxes become delin-
quent.
The following standing committees were
then appointed:
neutrality-suspicious., Pruitt, Williams, Burn
ham. Roger, Patton, of Miner; Adams,
Schnaldt.
Education-Roger, Ensign, Sprague, Gil
bert, Terrell, Hubbard, Jcues.
Ways and M~eans-Hobart, Ward, Dodds,
Stewart, Walsh, Moore, Schnaidt, Dutch.
Observation-Disclosures, White, Patton.
Gilbert, Williams, Patton, Of Miner; Fellows.
Couhties--Moore Patton, Doods, Ruggles,
Shook, Morris, sullivan.
Townships and Cities-Terrell, Bidlake,
Harkins, Mentzer, Schnaidt, Hobart. Fellows.
Public Observation-Disclosures, Adams, VIII
liams, Ely, Wise, Ruggles, Duods.
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills-Pruitt, vii
liams, Of Grant; Mittimore, Green, sprague,
Ruggles, Stewart, OF Fall RIVER.
Territorial Afairs-Stewart, of Walsh,
Moore, Hubbard, Williams, Ely, Terrell,
S~prugue.
Aericultur White, BurSham, Morris,
Hubbard, Dutch, Glendening. MalofT.
lnsurance-Ward, Roger, Ely, Hubbard,
Cooper, Cook, Hawk.
Banking-Patton, Berry, Gilbert, Hobart,
Pruitt, Morris, Wyman.
Mines and Miuing-Patton, Of Lawrence,
Fletcher, Wise, Mcdonnell, Mallary, Cooper,
Ely.
Railroads-stewart, of Fall River, Cooper,
Hobart, Elliott, Roger, White, Greene, Hawk,
Berry.
Charitable Institutions-Dutch. Wymar
Aikeus, Wise, Hawk, Moore, Woltzmuth.
Penal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Stewart of
Walsh, Jones, Wise, sullivan, Redlake,
Schmidt.
Highways and MISUNDERSTANDING, Milti-
more, Mentzer, Patton, llarkins, Mcdonald,
Stewart OF Walsh.
Immigration Williams, Sullivan, Adams,
Jones, Aikens, Rugglcs. Morris.
elections and Privile-es-Rerry, Elliott,
Miltimore, Ensign, Mentz.r, Gilbert, Hobart.
Indian AfIairs-.JOncs, Stewart, Ruggles,
Hubbard, Sullivan, Ely, S%praguc.
Manufactures-Fellows, WJltzmuth, Glen
dening, Williams, Fletcher, Cook, Hawk.
Public Lands-Adams, Bidlake, Berry, En-
sign, Wolzmuth, Sprague.
Public Health-EDsign, Roger, Fletcher,
Stewart of Fall River, Patton OF Miner,
Greene, Pruitt.
Warehouses and Grain, Grading and Deal
ing-Coopcr, Doods, White, Terrell, Dutch,
Mallory, Elliott.
Military affairs-Harkins, Stewart, of
Walsh, Spook, Elliott, Williams, Mcdonald,
Wol'zmuih.
Federal Relations-Spoo Pruitt, Athens,
Fellows, Hobart, Pattoh, OF Miner, Gienden-
ing.
Public Buildings-Schnaidt Ryman, Spook,
Hobart Jones, Meltlmorc. Cook.
Rules-Wilhams, of Burlrigh, Aikens, Eel,
lows, Burnham, Dodds, Cooper, Hobart.
BISMARCK, Jan. I'm the house charges
were made by Hobort, OF Moody
Roger, of Jerrould, and other mem
beers Of bad faith against the speaker, In
appointing the committees. This caustd con
siderable excitement among the members
No business except a call of the house was
transacted. The motion to reconsider tn,
rules will be taken up TO day. Al 1925 p. m
al adjournment was carried on All appea
from the ruling OF the chair.
BISMARCK, Jan. 1s.-The struggle In til,
house over the chairmanship of the railroad
insurance and appropriations committees wa
settled to the satisfaction Of the north anC
south combination.
Bills were introduced to extend the time OF
paying taxes; 10 re-euact certain sections 81
the law referring TO loaning money; creating
a lien on crops for labor performed: to com
pensate owners OF cattle ordered killed bv tn,
board OF health; to pay a bounty for killins
gophers; To print the governors message II
Gcrman and scandinavian.
plla ,asAaI
To extend the time for paying taxes.
Adjourned.
BISMARCK, Jan. 19.-In the house the fol
lowing committees and changes were En-
nounced:
Trmperance-Flctcher Sprsgue. Harkins
Dodds, Potter, Of Miner, Mallory, Wise.
Insurance RodgCr made chairman, vic,
Ward, resig0ed.
Railroads-IIobart chairman, In place o.
Stewart. resigned.
Eiucation-Fletcher, chairman, vice Roger
resigned.
Appropriations - Berry, chairman, vice
Fletcher, resigned; Jones, vice Potter. o
Minrr, WoltZmuth added.
WAYS and M~eaus-Stcwart, OF Wall River
chairman. vice Hobart, resigned.
Penal Notwithstanding and Dutci
added.
Charitable Institutions-Ely and Miltimort
added.
IL was unanimously resolved to remove tht
ssioon from the basement of The csnital build
ing.
Bills passed:
To extend ire time for paying taxes; for
printing the congressional act restricting
special legislation.
Adjourned.
BISMARCK, Jan. a.-In the house bills
were introduced:
Pertaining to damages done by railroads to
live stock.
For the encouragement Of county agricul-
turs' societies.
Recurring five commissioners in counties OF
a thousand voters.
10 simplify the adjustment of losses by
county mutual Insurance companies.
Authorizing counties To Issue bonds 10 pay
outstanding Indebtedness.
PermittiL & resident AK payers to partici-
pate in s. hool meetings.
Locating a soldiers homo at Hot Springs,
with an appropriation OF $50. 600.
Establishing a territorial university at Ord.
way and appropriating $50, coo.
Holding general elections.
Taxing telegraph companies; also leasing
water works and fire apparatus.
The house concurred in she council amend
ments and passed the resolution providing
memhers six copies Of newspapers daily pub.
fishing legislative proceedings.
Adjourned.